A few nerves from the Hull fans as they try and contain Aston Villa's resurgence. I say resurgence, that's laying it on a bit thick, but Villa are having more and more of the ball.

We have around 25 minutes left.

We are back under way at Anfield by the way.

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Brentford are showing some terrific spirit against the odds at the top of the Championship. First there was the speculation that manager Mark Warburton might be leaving ahead of tonight's match against play-off rivals Watford, then they lose Jake Bidwell to a harsh first-half red card - and yet the Bees lead through Andre Gray. Even then, the fates seem to be conspiring against them as Watford are awarded a penalty, but David Button saves Troy Deeney's kick, and it stays 1-0. Incredible.

Alan Dunne has given Millwall's bid to escape the bottom three a boost - they lead 1-0 at Birmingham. Wolves are 3-0 up at Huddersfield, while Ipswich have pulled level at 1-1 against Sheffield Wednesday thanks to the Championship's top scorer, with Daryl Murphy getting his 19th of the season. Bournemouth still lead Derby 2-1 in the meeting of the top two.

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And there we go! Andrej Kramaric fires Leicester back in with a shout and it's no more than they deserve for an enterprising spell. The build-up is scrappy but Esteban Cambiasso keeps a lost cause found inside the box - with a potential handball - he spins it out to Riyad Mahrez on the right and his cross ends up at the feet of Kramaric, and he thrashes in his first goal in England right in front of the away end.

Can they get another?

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Leicester are having a real go of it now. New boy Andrej Kramaric goes for pure power as he is played in on goal with his first effort, David Ospina saves it well, and he then goes for a deft chip with his second effort! Well floated and Per Mertesacker heads over the top.

This is what you call a roll of the dice - Villa swap Scott Sinclair for Joe Cole. Can he find the way through?

Danny Dichio! A blast from the past. Matty Phillips has now come off by the way, Shaun Wright-Phillips on in his place.

Opta on Twitter:, external 2 - Matthew Phillips is the first QPR player to assist two goals in a PL game since Danny Dichio v West Ham in April 1996. Sharp.

Chance! Matty James is free for Leicester- he falls over. Any sort of touch and he surely would have scored. Arsenal have been sloppy since the restart.

Aston Villa at least injecting some energy and effort into life at the start of this half. Carles Gil is a bag of tricks but Christian Benteke has been anonymous again. Villa need him firing on all cylinders if they are to get out of strife.

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Leicester's new signing Andrej Kramaric thuds a shot into the arms of David Ospina in the Arsenal goal. The Foxes have made a bright enough start to the second half but can you see them scoring twice? Nope.

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Steve Harper, who taught Shay Given all he knows about being a sub keeper, shares a joke with his old team-mate. And it's Hull who will be laughing all the way to the bank tonight if the result stays the same.

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"It's been really fast and free flowing from both sides. Liverpool should be in front, they just hit the post 20 seconds before half-time, and they have edged the chances. But Spurs are also playing very, very well."

Arsenal do not look like they will deal Leicester a reprieve early in the second half and Alexis Sanchez puts up a big shout for a penalty. His cross seems to strike the hand of Leicester defender Danny Simpson. Nothing doing from the referee.

QPR force an early corner but almost get done themselves on the break, forcing too many men upfield and almost getting done.

We are back in play at Sunderland, at Hull and at Arsenal.

And across the Football League.

All square at the break at Anfield.

When in doubt, turn to Christian Benteke. Villa have their main man on at the break.